Presentations/sessions at Google 3D Basecamp 2008
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Daniel Tal's presentation on organic modeling is a Godsend for Landscape Architects... Ive been figuring out how to do what he's already mastered, Its much quicker to learn from someone else!!!
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im gonna take a long look at that working with large file sizes one, i think im ok, with it atm anyway, but im sure ive got lots to learn
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It's definitely worth watching. Also Chris Fullmer's presentation at the beginning of the Tips and Tricks panel addresses similar issues through nifty workflow tricks.
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Neigh... Mine wa a disaster...
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I was lucky enough to be at the camp, and because there were two or three sessions going on simultaneously the only way you could see them all is by watching the videos.
Mitchell Stangl "Working with large models" was great.Hey Gai, I was at your session, It was fine.
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I was actually rather lame compared to the other three (Susan, Chris and Jean). But thanks anyway
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All tricks are very useful to see in situ
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Ahh that was a good time. You were ther Dale? I don't know that I met you, did I? Though I suppose at the time, I was not very active on this forum - I was still in denial that the old @last/Google forum had shut down
Chris
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Hi Gaieus,
I found your presentation very helpful and I saw that you're only human.
Karlheinz
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@chris fullmer said:
Ahh that was a good time. You were ther Dale? I don't know that I met you, did I? Though I suppose at the time, I was not very active on this forum - I was still in denial that the old @last/Google forum had shut down
Chris
No Chris I don't believe we met, but I was the one constantly taking notes. I did meet a lot of fine people there though, usually over way too much lunch.
I was at your session though, although I guess that was obvious since I caught Gai's.
My abilities in SketchUp quadrupled every day at that camp.
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